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Pest Status in an Area Transience -Pest status is considered transient when a pest is present but establishment is not expected to occur based on technical evaluation. There are three types of transience: Transient: non-actionable -detected as an individual occurrence or isolated population not expected to survive and no phytosanitary measures have been applied. Transient: actionable, under surveillance - detected and may survive into the immediate future, but is not expected to establish. Appropriate phytosanitary measures, including surveillance are being applied. Transient: actionable, under eradication - detected and may survive into the immediate future and, without phytosanitary measures for eradication, may establish. Appropriate phytosanitary measures have been applied for its eradication.
Determination of pest status in an area • Determination of the status of a pest is provided by an NPPO. It results in deciding upon the most appropriate description of the pest status in an area based on supporting information. This may include: • individual pest records • pest records from surveys • records or other indication of pest absence • results of general surveillance • information from scientific publications and databases • phytosanitary measures to prevent introduction or spread • other information relevant to assessing pest absence or presence.
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